What is the Max weight of speakers I can use? (mine are 30 lbs DIY)
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They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
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These stands are sturdy enough to handel a 30 lbs speaker, my Martin Logans are close to that.
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According to parts-express.com they are rated at 25lb. Having said that I had a pair of Rokit 8s on mine for a while and they seemed fine.
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Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than cable, with these little guys. Fun and good if you have the time and money.Good luck and best wishes.Dan Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than... » Read More Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than cable, with these little guys. Fun and good if you have the time and money.Good luck and best wishes.Dan « Show Less
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Approximately 3-4 Lbs each.I have a set of them and they work great. With the supplied rubber feet installed on the speaker shelf, my speakers stay put.
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I have Yamaha NS-333's on mine @12lbs each, so they are plenty stable enough. Just as a precaution I installed velcro to the top of the stand and bottom of the speakers and they're rock solid.
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the fact is they were tested at 22lbs but I believe they can hold 50lbs and the reason is, I put a lot of stuff on top of my 20lbs speaker, they are double tubed as you can see and I think all it needs is good balance that's all. Did I mention they are sturdy.
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I'm not sure what your speakers are rated for, but if they are 250 watts and under this would be fine.
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The weight issue depends on the design of the 30lb each speaker. If too top heavy the stands will support the downward weight, but the base may not be wide enough if the speakers are too tall and top heavy. But, your initial question, yes they are strong enough to hold 30lbs each.
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Steven, I have Polk audio RTi 6's (which I'm pretty sure weigh just shy of 20 lbs a piece) and they have held up just fine and sound great.
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The specs on the packaging says they will hold up to 50lbs. Our speakers are only about 30lbs, so not a problem at all. We all have them anchored into some very solid support beams and I was able to do a pull up on them without any issue, and I am about 140lbs. Not that I would recommend putting that much weight on them, but they are very solid. The peg for the speaker is not adjustable, but if I remember correctly when I was looking at these that there are different ones with different size pegs. I would check the mounting hole on our speaker and then get the corresponding size peg. These are great brackets.
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Yes that is correct. Did you look at the specs? Each speaker is 28.7 lbs. They are 40 5/8" tall. I would say in speaker terms this is pretty light for the sheer size of the speakers. http://www.onkyousa.com/Products/model.php?m=SKF-4800&class;=Speaker
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The speakers I'm using weigh 8 lbs each and the stand holds them fine--I'd say 12-15 lbs would be the max. Just be sure that 1)the speaker isn't any wider that 7-1/2" and 2)you don't have any cats/pets/children that could run into them because even though these are quite heavy and sturdy a 10 lb + speaker would make them a little top heavy. Hope this helps you out.
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A good 400 or 300 watt amplifier will be ok. The speakers can not take more then 400 watts of peak power. It can cause damage.
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Have no idea, but they're solid. I'd have no apprehension about putting 20 pounds on them. I've had numerous speaker stands throughout the years and I like these a lot.
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Well these speakers don't have the spot on the bottom to take a stand, but mine came with heavy duty casting wheels. If you did want to put them up on a stand I would use a stand that can support up to 100lbs, these speakers are semi light, weighing in at 77lbs.
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The max weight is specd at 50 lbs. I'm thinking that 30 is more reasonable and you're not putting huge amounts of weight on these shelves anyway. They are made for components and movie and remotes and stuff. The shelf height plays along with the inside tracks on the unit and it's pretty flexible on where you can place it. You can go right up to the bottom of the TV being used on the stand or you can space them out and buy extra shelves from the company so you can double up the space or amounts of components.
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I got a pair of M Audio Bx8's on mine. They are about 20-25 pounds each. I think they can hold up to 100 lbs, if I'm not mistaken. I hope this helps with your decision making!
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Hi,I got the Energy take classic and Im very happy with those. Usually better speakers have more powerful magnets, and are wooden made, hence the weight of those would be higher. This is how I added yet another factor to choose by, hope this helpsAviv